Not exact matches
I had always loved entertaining and
cooking for guests, and one night in 2010 I was
making my tried - and - true homemade panna cotta, an Italian custard,
for a small group of
friends.
If you're looking
for gift ideas
for a food and drink - centric
friend, co-worker or loved one, you're in luck as I've
cooked up a tasty assortment of items that'll
make your holiday shopping a snap.
I've
made it
for my parents,
for friend's bands when they tour in Europe and stop by with hunger and need
for a home
cooked meal and my husband's generally traditional Czech family.
-- we got our act together, got baking, and
made it there to share a quick lunch with some of our favorite Internet
friends before running back home to get back on the
cooking bandwagon
for a catering event that evening.
A mid-season day of self - pampering, a post-holiday week of recharging or even a long weekend during the peak festivities — at a veg - friendly resort spa with
friends / family along and the
cooking and decorating done
for you — could
make this year unlike any other.
But when I started
cooking myself and
making too much
for just me or 2 other people, the freezer became my best
friend.
If I were sharing this with a
friend or guests I might
make the dressing a bit more elaborate (
for example using the dressing from Otsu salad in Super Natural
Cooking).
The cookbook is much more casual
cooking than his restaurant and features recipes that he
makes for family and
friends at his vacation cottage.
These days, Morales
cooks for herself and
friends at least three times a week and calls her style: «What do I have in the house and what can I
make out of it?»
Thank you
for your AWESOME approach to
cooking and always
making stuff I have to
make and all my family and
friends love to eat!
Nope, these are thoroughly do - able, designed
for a home -
cook to
make in a home kitchen and to enjoy with
friends and family at home.
Thanks
for all your wonderful recipes — I love your commentaries that accompany the recipes —
make it feel as if you're
cooking and baking with a
friend!
A cake
making friend who can
cook a cake suitable
for anyone with any allergy and does so regularly
Just like my slow
cooker, my
friend Gina Homolka
makes cookbooks that are absolute must haves
for people with busy schedules but who still want a nutritious meal on the table.
For the recipe make sure your visit my friends at Nuts.com They have hemp seeds, many different types of nuts, flours and top of the line products you will need for your baking and cooki
For the recipe
make sure your visit my
friends at Nuts.com They have hemp seeds, many different types of nuts, flours and top of the line products you will need
for your baking and cooki
for your baking and
cooking.
Totally going to
make this
for my vegan
friends who just had a (second) baby so they don't have to
cook as much!
Yield:
Makes 12 balls Ingredients: Strawberry Champagne Ruffle Cake
for a Virtual Baby Shower —
Cook Like a Champion Without a doubt, one of the most rewarding things about food blogging is all the amazing
friends I've
made along the way.
I lived in Japan
for almost two years and this was ONLY dish that I mastered
making at home - and also the only Japanese word that I easily could identify on a sign or restaurant menu:)- it is sooo fun to eat it with
friends when you
cook in on a shared grill and it's so delicious!
I was then asked
for the recipe by my Aunt so she could
make it
for her extended family on Christmas Eve and my cousin wanted it to pass onto a
cooking savvy
friend!
For those wondering how to make this dolma with fresh grape leaves, here is a great tip a friend left on Flickr: «Hi, you can prepare leaves without cooking as well, just soak them in water with squeezed lemon juice and salt (in a glass jar)-- and leave them for two day to soften, I made it once, and they turned out delicious!&raq
For those wondering how to
make this dolma with fresh grape leaves, here is a great tip a
friend left on Flickr: «Hi, you can prepare leaves without
cooking as well, just soak them in water with squeezed lemon juice and salt (in a glass jar)-- and leave them
for two day to soften, I made it once, and they turned out delicious!&raq
for two day to soften, I
made it once, and they turned out delicious!»
I
made this
for a Mac and Cheese
cook - off last night organized by a
friend.
I have shared your website with those who follow the same type of eating lifestyle and will be soon having a
cooking day
for making and freezing your recipes with a
friend who also has a son with crohns.
Make it
for yourself, your family, your
friends or even your special someone and they'll be blown away with your
cooking abilities and new - found knowledge on all things hemp!
I
made the dip the night before, then
cooked right before we left
for our
friends house.
Ella's latest cookbook focuses on
cooking for friends —
making it the ideal gift to give to a
friend.
This recipe is one that my freezer club — that's my small group of
friends who
cook and swap healthy freezer meals
for each other once a month — has been
making for years.
We don't follow a specific diet, but I was
cooking for a
friend who does and
made this in lieu of my grandma's cinnamon - sugar coffee cake (white flour / sugar, sour cream, etc.) This tastes just like it, but has the added bonus of being way quicker to put together.
I say experience because
for me,
cooking is that; — RRB - I will
make the Brioches probably next Sunday
for friends and family to try.
My son had two neighborhoods brother
friends for a sleep - over last night, so I
made French Toast Frittata with the coconut flour bread
for breakfast this morning (sliced or broken bread soaked in 5 beaten eggs, a good «glug» of raw whole milk, cinnamon, nutmeg [there is a higher egg to bread ratio than in conventional French Toast] all poured into a hot buttered sauté pan, cover and turn down heat to medium - low,
cook until nearly set, place pan in 350 °F oven until eggs are completely set on top and starting to brown, about 6 - 10 minutes usually, flip over onto large plate and cut into wedges
for serving).
But, if you ARE gluten - free or are
cooking for friends who are gluten - free, you should
make sure you have some of this Bob's Red Mill Gluten - free 1:1 Baking Flour in your pantry... at.
It's a recipe that's adapted from the Artisanal Gluten - free
Cooking cookbook that my
friend Marina sent me
for my birthday last November, and I'm so so happy that we've finally reached a loaf of bread that's fluffy, tastes good and is so simple to
make!
Each recipe feels lived in: a breakfast hash meant to be
cooked in cast iron over a crackling campfire, a traditional family recipe
for «Swissy / Cali muesli,» a 7 - year - old girl's recipe
for a rose petal chai she
makes for her
friends.
I have never
cooked with quinoa before and
made these yesterday
for lunch with a
friend.
I always struggle when
cooking for our
friend who needs a gluten free diet, while still
making something vegetarian — so thank you
for the inspiration!
I love how food brings people together and it doesn't matter if you've just met or known each other
for years — our love of food
makes us instant
friends, and I thank Courtney
for including me in this
Cooking Club.
Really appreciate how responsive you are - this is the first time I'm
cooking a brisket and am hosting a kosher
for passover dinner with 6
friends so really want to
make sure I get this right!
When a
friend of mine suggested to me that I offer
cooking classes
for new moms, my first thought was «Why, it's so easy to
make baby food?»
But on this Father's Day, consider the wisdom of Carol's message and
make time
for the stuff that matters most to kids — time to eat together, time to talk, time to do stuff together, even time
for what my
friend calls «separate togetherness,» where family members do separate things (read, draw,
cook, listen to music) but are physically together.
When she is not working as a doula, you can find Cote in her kitchen,
cooking nourishing foods
for her family and
friends, teaching in the community,
making herbal products, reading or hiking.
Doing something nice like
cooking a favorite meal
for a
friend or relative who is in need of some TLC or just to show them how you care, is a very positive thing you can do and it has the effect of
making you feel good as well as the recipient of your act of kindness.
We
made practical arrangements:
cooking lots in advance, warning people that my husband might not be able to continue with some commitments
for a time, planning
for friends to look after my toddler and, most importantly, telling people to be gentle with us!
Michelle may never stop running around Chicagoland, but she always
makes time
for the important things in her life — her wee ones,
cooking, reading, and spending time with
friends — and of course, writing.
Around here, my aim is to
make healthy, delicious food, both with and
for kids so they'll grow up to
cook themselves, and better yet, enjoy sitting around a table full of family and
friends for years to come.
I became a bone broth convert and spent several years
making my own broth, buying my
friends slow
cookers for their birthdays so they, too, could experience its healing powers.
«Instead of going out to dinner on Friday,
make a fun event
for family and
friends and
cook at home,» says Heinl.
Since they can
make a HUGE batch, they're perfect
for when you have family and
friends over
for pumpkin carving, or even just to
cook up on Sunday and feed yourself
for lunch all week!
These buffalo chicken deviled eggs are definitely a great game - day snack to share with
friends, but it's also an easy recipe to
make for yourself whenever you have extra
cooked chicken.
I was not into health as a child and although my parents
made me sit down
for a home
cooked meal every night, I was your typical kid / teenager who ate a typical fast food diet, enjoyed hanging out with
friends and just wanted to fit in with everyone else.
My
friend made extra large ones and topped with fresh mozzarella
for the last few minutes while it
cooked.
If I have a reader who has already
made the decision to
make the transition, I help them incorporate animal products into their diet in a very gradual way, usually by suggesting they enlist a
friend or family member in purchasing and
cooking the meat
for them and preparing it mixed with other foods until they get used to the texture.